See for yourself: That seedy Kansas abortion facility....
What Central Women's Services looked like when Operation Rescue moved in
For those of you who've not been following the story, Operation Rescue bought the building that housed Central Women's Services in Wichita, Kansas, and evicted the business. OR plans to use the building as a combination memorial site/office.
Before doing anything with the building, OR decided to invite the public and the press to see what they found when they entered the vacated abortion clinic. Here, courtesy of Operation Rescue, are some interesting photos of what reporters saw during the open house today:
It must have been a fun place to work:
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The procedure room:
Procedure room
It's nice to know they're prepared for an emergency:
Emergency supplies
The ceiling outside the procedure rooms:
Ceiling
The floor:
Dirty floor
A heating vent:
Dusty heating vent
A countertop:
Countertop
The patient lavatory:
Patient lavatory
Well, at least they have a designated place:
Urine deposit box
A dead roach:
Dead cockroach
Evidently roaches were not the only pests:
Rodent trap
The procedure room checklist:
Procedure room checklist
Note that the mask is only to be wiped down, not replaced. YUCK!
Wipe mask with alcohol
Is that the autoclave in the corner there?
Autoclave corner
If this is where they sterilized the instruments, how clean were they, really?
Autoclave
The recovery room:
Recovery room
Patient files left behind:
Abandoned patient files
The area for processing tissue:
Tissue processing sink
Why does a sink where nobody should be doing anything but washing their hands have an industrial-grade garbage disposal?
Industrial grade garbage disposal
And last but certainly not least:
NAF decal
I'm curious. Are the roaches and the re-used disposable masks meeting the NAF Clinical Guidelines, or was NAF not enforcing the guidelines? Visit the RealChoice blog
What Central Women's Services looked like when Operation Rescue moved in
For those of you who've not been following the story, Operation Rescue bought the building that housed Central Women's Services in Wichita, Kansas, and evicted the business. OR plans to use the building as a combination memorial site/office.
Before doing anything with the building, OR decided to invite the public and the press to see what they found when they entered the vacated abortion clinic. Here, courtesy of Operation Rescue, are some interesting photos of what reporters saw during the open house today:
It must have been a fun place to work:
The procedure room:
It's nice to know they're prepared for an emergency:
The ceiling outside the procedure rooms:
The floor:
A heating vent:
A countertop:
The patient lavatory:
Well, at least they have a designated place:
A dead roach:
Evidently roaches were not the only pests:
The procedure room checklist:
Note that the mask is only to be wiped down, not replaced. YUCK!
Is that the autoclave in the corner there?
If this is where they sterilized the instruments, how clean were they, really?
The recovery room:
Patient files left behind:
The area for processing tissue:
Why does a sink where nobody should be doing anything but washing their hands have an industrial-grade garbage disposal?
And last but certainly not least:
I'm curious. Are the roaches and the re-used disposable masks meeting the NAF Clinical Guidelines, or was NAF not enforcing the guidelines?
Visit the RealChoice blog